South Korea
October 12, 2020
South Korea Partially Recognizes Reproductive Rights
South Korea’s government last week announced new draft legislation that would permit abortion up until 14 weeks and, in some circumstances, up to 24 weeks, but falls short of full decriminalization.
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Technology and Rights
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The US-Korea Free Trade Agreement
Annex 22-B: A Missed Opportunity on Workers’ Rights in North Korea
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News
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South Korea Partially Recognizes Reproductive Rights
Draft Law an Improvement, but Still No Freedom to Choose
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South Korea: Stop Intimidating North Korean Human Rights Groups
Political Crackdown with Targeted Reviews, Inspections Prompts Fears
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Thinking Beyond Punishment to Combat Digital Sex Crimes in South Korea
New Measures an Important First Step, But More is Needed
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Covid-19 Backlash Targets LGBT People in South Korea
Government Should Act to Prevent Discrimination
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South Korea Online Sexual Abuse Case Illustrates Gaps in Government Response
Survivors’ Rights Need to be at Forefront of All Justice Responses
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South Korea: Stand With North Korean Victims
Coalition Urges President Moon to Toughen Position on Human Rights
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